g37 eibach pro kits to 370z?
 

I mean the eich pro spring :)

Just curious, will they fit?

I searched through google but couldn't find the answer I'm looking fo.

So what you say? :)

I highly doubt it, but since I like to make people feel lazy i looked up the part numbers in 30 seconds:

370z part# 6393.140
g37 coupe part # 6388.140
g37 sedan part # 6390.140

no.

:( alright, thanx man

I highly disagree. A couple of 2nd gen sedan guys have installed the oem 370z springs as well as G37 coupe springs.

370Z springs experiment - G35Driver

My 370Z spring drop - G35Driver

Probably would not recommend it though.

You "highly disagree" by posting a thread of doing the opposite of what the OP was looking for, using OE springs, and according to the thread you posted the rears dont even fit. Bravo. Regardless, the part numbers from Eibach are different for a reason, different rates/heights/sizes etc.

Thread was to show the difference in spring length. I just do not see how you can say that the springs will not fit.

Agree with you to a point. But does that mean they will not fit? Not sold. As I stated earlier I would not recommend it, but to say that these springs will not fit because part numbers are different does not hold much weight to me. Are you telling me that you have never heard of a friend, neighbor, or even fellow forum member install springs on their car that were designed for another?

Who cares if they'll technically fit or not fit.

Don't do it.

They will fit and they will LIFT your Z. G guys have been installing Z springs to lower the ride more than the spring does. I did it with my G35, installed some 350Z lowering springs and got a lower than the advertised drop.

:werd: to your madre

Unless you want to run swampers I would pass